That will put a bend to your rod !!!!!
Fucking eh!!!!
Fucking eh!!!!
Do you know what river(s)?My buddy has been telling me about some toads they are catching down in N. Georgia. Looks like you found one. Congrats on the PR!
Soque?Do you know what river(s)?
Noontootla and Soque.Do you know what river(s)?
This was $160 for the day. Grew up in Georgia and have fished a lot in the south - NC, TN, GA - but had never fished this river, so bit the bullet to try it out to see what the fuss is about.Beautiful fish, did they fight well? What do they charge to fish these waters? Not a big fan of PW but there's a place for it.
I hope I didn't come across snooty about your catch. It's a great fish for sure. I would fish that water if I had the chance. It looks nice. The only access I had on the Soque was a little further down. Sandy bottomed and snaggy as heck, but still trout water. It's a crying shame there's not better access to that river. There's only so many decent trout streams in North Georgia!This was $160 for the day. Grew up in Georgia and have fished a lot in the south - NC, TN, GA - but had never fished this river, so bit the bullet to try it out to see what the fuss is about.
Edit - yes, they fought well. Rainbows did their typical spastic moves and acrobatics and browns more like underwater freight trains.
Not all all. Like you said, can't be too choosy in GA. Mostly small streams with small fish - still a lot of fun if you go light rod. NC and TN have their share as well.I hope I didn't come across snooty about your catch. It's a great fish for sure. I would fish that water if I had the chance. It looks nice. The only access I had on the Soque was a little further down. Sandy bottomed and snaggy as heck, but still trout water. It's a crying shame there's not better access to that river. There's only so many decent trout streams in North Georgia!
p.s. Even the Madison River--another great river to fish--isn't exactly "pristine"; see Hebgen Dam and Ennis Dam.
Very true. I'm an overly literal SOB at times.Not all all. Like you said, can't be too choosy in GA. Mostly small streams with small fish - still a lot of fun if you go light rod. NC and TN have their share as well.
I thought about your thoughts on the Madison before I posted, but there are so few truly pristine rivers anywhere in the lower 48. Maybe the Yellowstone is the best example but even that has its issues with the Yellowstone cuts.